R.A. Kulzhayeva
Taraz State University named after M.Kh.Dulaty, Taraz
ANALYSIS
OF EXISTING METHODS OF SIMULATION OF CHANNEL PROCESSES FOR eroded MODELS
Considering the brief analysis of existing methods of
modeling channel processes, it should be noted that the nature of the formulas
used for connections between the main scale factors can be conditionally
divided into three groups:
a) methods based on the use of morphometric bound
bonds between the width and depth of the channel;
b) methods based on applying the criteria of the
mobility of sediment and sediment flow;
c) methods based on the formulas of the first and
second second group together with the Chezy formula.
The
methods of modeling only establish a connection between the main factors and scale. All
other scaling factors - the scale of expenditure, the scale space, scale,
speed, time scale etc. Are derived from the set of scale factors and is
determined by cconversion of the known dependencies.
Existing methods of simulation of the distorted
channel processes used by nature calculated relations for the basic of counting
scale factors can be divided into the following groups:
a) methods based on the use of gidromorfometricheskih
relationships and establishing mutual bound between the vertical and transverse scale. In the literature, this method is known as a natural
method of modeling;
b) methods based on applying the stability criterion
of sediment and the values of the solid flow and the mutual relationship
between the vertical and transverse e scale.
v) methods based on the accounting rate of the
mobility of bottom sediment and the Chezy formula.
The group "a" include methods Velikanova A.M,
Altunina S.T, Lepshenkova V.S [1, 2, 3].
The group "b" includes methods of Levy I.I
and Pikalova F.I [4, 5].
The group "v" are the methods developed
Altunin V.S and Rzhanitsinym N.A [6, 7].
For reliable analysis of the above methods of modeling
of channel processes to all of them to investigate the compliance of the
boundary conditions.
Detailed understanding of the methods in any case
completely all the calculated ratios do not converge. This, perhaps, explained
discrepancy is proposed methods and the final results of the verification
required quantities. Many techniques do not take into account the scale factors
share eroded soil and sediment particle diameter, making up the lodge. Sometimes on certain
methods while respecting the boundary conditions and , that meets strict criteria
on Froude modeling
without any distortion of horizontal and vertical scales, we obtain an
absurd result, expressed in
non-compliance imposed boundary conditions.
Naturally, these methods can not be broadly applied.
Along with these observations should be noted that the proposed modeling
techniques mainly based on the vertical and transverse scales. As is evident from the analysis,
depending on the method in question occurs and the longitudinal scale of the
model. This approach, of course, in the studied process introduces a certain
ambiguity, it is difficult to give preference to existing methods
modelirovaniya masshtabov. Therefore we must always strive to ensure that the
longitudinal and transverse scales are equal. In group "a"of the
available methods to this conclusion does not, as in the main analysis is based
on data on the lateral stability of the channel. Under these conditions, mainly
examines the influence rusloformiruyuschih factors on static stability of the
channel in this section and not paid attention to the longitudinal stability of
the channel. It
seems to us that when considering the stability of the channel should be
particularly pay attention to longitudinal stability, because it can serve as a
basis for the erosion of the and, in the light of deformability: it can lead to
a breach of the stable areas. Therefore the methods relating to a group
"a" may be used only for indicative prikidok for model studies.
Methods of group "b" based on the
application of the criterion of the mobility of sediment, compared with the
above method "a" are more progressive and take into account the
longitudinal channel stability in conjunction with transverse stability
section. This approach makes
the well-known certainty in the process studied, and in particular, to equate
the longitudinal and transverse extent of channel stability. However, considering only the
stability of the eroded particles on the bottom, the authors have not paid
attention to the dynamic effect of the stream bed of blur, and the resulting
scale factors do not reflect the true relation of the dynamic impact and
resilience of the channel. Consequence, the obtained scaling factors have a large
stock of the calculations and, as a rule, lead to the investigation of
large-scale models, which is not always possible.
Method of "v", based on applying the
criterion of the mobility of sediments in the self-zone, using the principle of
dynamic influence of a stream so blur lozhe and take into account the
resistance of the soil in the form of equations of Chezy, have, in our opinion,
the proper physical foundation. With this approach, automatically succeeds the equality of longitudinal
and transverse extent of the model and negates that uncertainty, which is
usually common in simulation models, distorted, and is expressed in
non-compliance of the above quantities. However, it should be noted that the
resulting scale factors are not mutually linked. This should be expected, since
the formula Chezy, showing the average flow velocity in uniform motion does not
address the physical and mechanical properties of eroded soil. So naturally, the scale factors
involving the properties of eroded material in the form of scale proportion,
scale, particle diameter and the eroded soil scale heterogeneity of the
material eroded in the basic absent in of counting curves. This circumstance is the main
drawback of modeling group «v» and hinders their widespread use in research
practice.
As you know, when setting scale factors, we can only
use the three elements that characterize the eroded soil and model:
a) plan or vertical scale of the model;
b) the scale of the diameter of the eroded soil;
c) the density of the material.
All other scaling factors must be determined uniquely from the main estimated of dependence.
Unfortunately, the group methods "in",
as well as methods of "a" and "b
" contains no such
generalized relations, one linking all the scale
factors estimated single dependency.
Therefore, the calculated curves obtained by numerous
researchers treated differently. The basis of this discrepancy must be seen in
the fact that the scaling factors are based, from an isolated consideration of each
of the determining factors.
In particular, the criteria are respected mobility stream
deduce of the connection between the longitudinal scale models and scale of
specific gravity of soil and from the equation Chezy establish relations scale
factors vertical scale and the scale of particle size. The latter is estimated
based on the replacement ratio of roughness coefficient channel across the
diameter of soil particles from the known formula Shtriklera-chung and by
submitting in the scales factors. As a consequence
of this approach mainly deals with the case corresponding to a statically
stable cross section, ie considered channel stability in the absence of
transported sediment in the stream. This is
not true, because the flow in natural conditions can carry a certain amount of
suspended particles in commensurate with the kinematical characteristics.
However,
the main drawback of all existing methods of modeling is that in the
calculation of the Chezy formula is introduced, which does not take into account
the basic physical and mechanical properties of eroded soil. Hence, we arrive at the main conclusion, namely that of counting
dependencies must be mutually linked to all the scale factors, as
characterizing the stable channel
section , and all the scaling factors that take into account the basic
properties of the model
and full-scale
ground. We believe that the "a"
possible in the sluchaev when the method "in" to close the system of
equations will be used not Chezy formula, which expresses the speed of uniform
motion, as permitted by the speed. As is well known, includes all the main
characteristics of eroded material: specific weight of the soil, the diameter
of eroded particles and particle size distribution curve. Such an approach generally will
provide an opportunity to close the equations and obtain the scale factors
interlink channel stability in connection with the scaling factors of eroded
soil
In the design of large channels in the
earthen channel
(Kara-Kuma,
the Irtysh-Karaganda Tasmuryn, Keles, etc.) for economic reasons, protective
measures are not envisaged.
The task of designing such channels
include selection of the optimal size of the channel width and depth of
content, for which there will be no corresponding deformation of the channel.
One of the reliable methods of forecasting of a large
channel should be regarded as a method of physical modeling, the for model will be created and all the
boundary conditions corresponding to nature.
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